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2012 - 2013 Chinese Courses
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110 |
Basic Chinese I |
(4) |
| A beginning level course to help students develop basic skills in listening, speaking, reading and writing Mandarin Chinese. The emphasis of this course is on vocabulary conversation skill, and culture appreciation. |
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| CHIN |
111 |
Basic Chinese II |
(4) |
| A continuation of language skill development in listening, speaking, reading and writing Mandarin Chinese. The emphasis of this course is on conversation in various social situations. |
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| CHIN |
220 |
Basic Chinese III |
(4) |
| The emphasis of this course is on spoken Mandarin Chinese. Includes a review of pin-yin, introducing the specifics of this language, the speech sounds (pronunciation and intonation), basic grammar rules, and sentence structure. |
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| CHIN |
221 |
Basic Chinese IV |
(4) |
| A continuation of the study of Mandarin Chinese, with an emphasis on advanced language skills, including conversation, characters, grammar rules, and basic Chinese translations. Includes a study of Chinese culture, philosophy, and politics. |
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| CHIN |
200/300 |
Selected Topics in Chinese |
(1-4) |
| Presents selected topics not offered in the regular Chinese curriculum. Prerequisites may vary with course content. |
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| CHIN |
401 |
Directed Studies |
(1-4) |
| Allows students to initiate proposals for intensive tutorial-based study of topics not otherwise offered. Prerequisite: consent of instructor and school dean. |
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